Airport Construction Scheduling

FAA safety requirements, AOA access windows, and runway protection zones must be integrated into the CPM logic. One sequencing error can ground operations. We have built airside constraints into P6 schedules for terminal expansions, concourse renovations, and runway programs across multiple major airports.

We schedule construction around live terminal operations — coordinating gate swings, baggage system cutover, and interim hold rooms without disrupting passenger flow. Phasing logic is built into the baseline from day one, not retrofitted when operations complain.

Airport construction involves the authority, airlines, FAA, TSA, and concessionaires. We maintain a single integrated schedule that keeps every stakeholder aligned — with milestone reporting tailored to each audience's requirements and reporting cadence.

We independently review contractor schedules for logic errors, missing FAA milestones, and float manipulation before your critical path is compromised. Our monthly narrative reports give the authority clear, actionable intelligence on contractor performance.

Aviation programs are complex and contested. We verify TIA methodology and provide forensic schedule analysis to protect the authority's position in delay claims, contract disputes, and litigation involving airside, terminal, or landside construction.